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Originally Posted by yahknow1
yeah, I agree with nvmyc, by the time a (noticeably) better phone comes out my year will have went by and I'll be eligible for a new one! I'm still in my first week with this phone and I have some really extensive reading to do comparing it to the EVO, but I have a feeling I'll stick with this Epic..It's been a while since I sat down and things just worked on a phone! I mean, other than I had a hard time connecting it to my PC and I'm pretty sure I have that working now?
I just don't know how much better a phone could get ..for my needs at least? Like I said in my original post, I came from the HTC TP2 and spent hours upon hours trying different settings to finally get it to where it did what I wanted it to. It never did get the Navigation working well, so I use my Garmin...lol so even though the Epic's is a bit off, I really don't mind.
Anyway, by the time I'm up to speed on all the functions/specs this thing has I'll be nearing the 30 day window and I can then make up my mind 100%. All I can say now though is: I have never had a phone that worked like this! I'll have to play with the EVO a little more too. I already have a little, but I AM coming from WM and am just now getting a feel for Android.
Paul
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If it helps, games performs over 4 times better on the Epic than the Evo. (Evo=16 mil polys/sec, Epic=90 mil polys/sec). For example: Quake2 on Evo=8 to 12 FPS, Quake2 on Epic=60+ FPS.
There you go if you game any.